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| − | '''Cid Lazarou''' ( | + | '''Cid Lazarou''' (born 1978), better known online as '''Rocking Philosophy''' and formerly '''RockingMrE''',<ref name="rpyt">[https://www.youtube.com/user/RockingMrE Rocking Philosophy - YouTube]</ref> is a political commentator and [[conservative]] author based in [[Wales]]. Lazarou is also a musician.<ref name="rpyt" /> |
== History == | == History == | ||
The first time Cid Lazarou ever voted was in the 1997 UK general election. He voted for [[Tony Blair]]'s left-wing [[Labour Party]]. | The first time Cid Lazarou ever voted was in the 1997 UK general election. He voted for [[Tony Blair]]'s left-wing [[Labour Party]]. | ||
| − | Lazarou's earliest videos centered around [[libertarian]] and [[Classical liberal|classically | + | Lazarou's earliest videos centered around [[libertarian]] and [[Classical liberal|classically liberal]] philosophy and criticising [[feminism]] and [[anti-family]] values. |
Lazarou's first book, ''Pulling Back the Curtain: Feminism, Socialism & the Nature of Freedom'', was published in February 2020. | Lazarou's first book, ''Pulling Back the Curtain: Feminism, Socialism & the Nature of Freedom'', was published in February 2020. | ||
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== References == | == References == | ||
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{{DEFAULTSORT:Lazarou, Cid}} | {{DEFAULTSORT:Lazarou, Cid}} | ||
Latest revision as of 12:04, October 17, 2026
Cid Lazarou (born 1978), better known online as Rocking Philosophy and formerly RockingMrE,[1] is a political commentator and conservative author based in Wales. Lazarou is also a musician.[1]
History
The first time Cid Lazarou ever voted was in the 1997 UK general election. He voted for Tony Blair's left-wing Labour Party.
Lazarou's earliest videos centered around libertarian and classically liberal philosophy and criticising feminism and anti-family values.
Lazarou's first book, Pulling Back the Curtain: Feminism, Socialism & the Nature of Freedom, was published in February 2020.
In 2021, he attended protests in Cardiff and London against lockdowns in response to the Chinese Communist Party pandemic. During this period, Lazarou's online content focused primarily on criticising Klaus Schwab's Great Reset, the climate change agenda, transhumanism and the agenda to introduce social-credit in the West.[1]
Lazarou's channel was removed from YouTube in March 2022. It has been said that this was due to the discovery of it by the school at which he worked. He returned to content creation in 2026.